streets

The discussion about capital projects probably will continue into next week.

Potholes will be repaired as weather allows.

Casper has $555,100,000 invested in its paved roads, not including the value of the land.

Sometimes the plows won't try to clear the roads because drifts form after the plowing and that's a waste of time and resources.

They are willing to evaluate your street for plowing if it is impassable.

The city removed parking meters from the streets in 1992.

For more information contact the city’s community development office at 235-8254 or through the city's website.

After this project is finished, crews will repair the crosswalk at East Second and Washington streets.

Pothole repair and other street maintenance will continue throughout the year.

The streets division starts repairs after plants that produce asphalt open in the spring.